Brianne was ecstatic to have her daddy join us for Easter this year, and the girls had a ton of fun creating their easter eggs together…
We used brown eggs this time, so the colors came out pretty muted
The girls were going to continue their trend in sneaking goodies into our neighbors’ mailboxes like they did for the other holidays, but at the eleventh hour, decided that they would ring the doorbells and offer the goodies in person this time. 🙂
We also went for an Easter egg hunt in Menlo Park where the girls, along with their good friend Elena, enjoyed a morning of jumpy houses and art and crafts.
Checking out the goodies inside their eggs
Our good friends, Vivian and Ryan, also hosted a belated Easter egg hunt/BBQ at their new home the weekend after Easter. This time, Bridgette found it more entertaining to be the one to hide the eggs, along with her friends Chloe and Karina. I guess that’s probably a sign that we can skip the egg hunt next year, which is totally fine for me because these days, the public egg hunt is more like a mad-dash-to-see-how-many-eggs-one-can-hog-up rather than a true egg hunt.
They have about a hundred eggs to hide!
Making their easter “baskets”Bridgette and her buddies
